Anonymous
Post 01/21/2026 23:14     Subject: Why do so many hotels have "suites" in their name when they don't have suites?
Anonymous wrote:Embassy Suites is the only chain hotel that actually offers a suite (defined as "a set of rooms"). A slightly larger room with a kitchenette is not a suite.

Can someone do a class action suit about this? Or is there a good hotel search site where you can filter for honest to God suites?


I can’t believe some of the things you silly women think about. And yes, I’m a woman. Sure! Go sue them’ I’m also a lawyer. Honestly … the stupidity on this site
Anonymous
Post 01/21/2026 23:05     Subject: Why do so many hotels have "suites" in their name when they don't have suites?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I would like a filter for “separate sleeping area” since that’s all we book. I don’t necessarily need the kitchen but with a teen we all like more privacy. Many hotels offer this option but you have to click through to find it.


Hyatt Place offers this in their basic rooms. A dividing wall between the pull out couch and bed. I like it because I can sit up and read when others are sleeping.


A half wall isn't a separate room.
Anonymous
Post 01/21/2026 23:04     Subject: Why do so many hotels have "suites" in their name when they don't have suites?
Anonymous wrote:I don't know of any hotel site that does not have pictures of rooms.
Of course I book direct not some third party site.


Having to look at pictures isn't efficient.
Anonymous
Post 01/20/2026 19:13     Subject: Why do so many hotels have "suites" in their name when they don't have suites?
I don't know of any hotel site that does not have pictures of rooms.
Of course I book direct not some third party site.
Anonymous
Post 01/20/2026 19:08     Subject: Why do so many hotels have "suites" in their name when they don't have suites?
Hahahahaha